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Grossman Unsettled Account

The Evolution of Banking in the Industrialized World since 1800
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Verlag: De Gruyter
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The Evolution of Banking in the Industrialized World since 1800

E-Book, Englisch, Band 33, 408 Seiten

Reihe: The Princeton Economic History of the Western World

ISBN: 978-1-4008-3525-6
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)



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List of Illustrations xiii

List of Tables xv

Preface xvii

CHAPTER 1: Introduction 1

The Challenge of Intermediation 1

Banking and Economic Growth 5

Securities Markets, Banks, and Other Intermediators 10

The Scope of This Book 13

The Argument 16

CHAPTER Outline 27

CHAPTER 2: The Origins of Banking 28

Early Banking Functions 30

Credit Creation 32

Medieval Beginnings, Modern Prerequisites 35

Government Debt and the Beginnings of Government Banks 38

Government Banks 41

Private Banks 45

Commercial Banks 48

CHAPTER 3: Banking Crises 53

Financial Crises and Banking Crises 54

The Consequences of Banking Crises 59

The Causes of Banking Crises: Hypotheses 61

Evidence from before 1870 64

Evidence from 1870 to World War I 66

Evidence from the Interwar Period 74

A Durable Pattern 81

CHAPTER 4: Rescuing the Banking System: Bailouts, Lenders of Last Resort, and More Extreme Measures 83

Bailouts 86

Lenders of Last Resort 98

More Extreme Measures 104

Making the Cure Less Costly than the Disease 107

CHAPTER 5: Merger Movements 110

Consequences of Mergers 111

The Urge to Merge 112

Evidence 115

Matching Evidence with Explanations 120

CHAPTER 6: Regulation 128

Motives for Regulation 129

Entry Regulation 134

The Emergence of Charters 134

Banking Codes versus Corporation Law 141

Capital Requirements 145

The Role of Capital 145

Market Capital Requirements 147

Explaining Government Capital Requirements 150

The Impact of Government Capital Requirements 155

Other Regulations 157

Universal Banking 157

Identity of the Banking Supervisor 162

Summary 167

CHAPTER 7: Banking Evolution in England 169

The Bank of England and British Government Finance 170

Private Banking in London and the Provinces 173

Joint Stock Banking Regulation, 1826-57 175

Mergers 183

Crises and Responses 189

Fiscally Driven Evolution 195

CHAPTER 8: Banking Evolution in Sweden 197

The Riksbank and the Beginnings of Swedish Banking 198

Bank Politics and Legislation: Enskilda Banks 202

The Emergence of Modern Banking 207

Mergers, Crises, and Government Intervention, 1903-39 209

Universal Banking 215

Sweden in a Nordic Context 217

CHAPTER 9: Banking Evolution in the United States 221

The First and Second Banks of the United States, 1791-1836 222

From Chartered to Free Banking, 1837-62 229

The National Banking Era, 1863-1913 230

The Crisis of 1907 and the Founding of the Federal Reserve 243

The Great Depression 245

Summary 249

CHAPTER 10: Constrained and Deregulated Banking in the Twentieth Century and Beyond 251

Constrained Banking 251

The Era of Deregulation Begins 260

Crises and Rescues 266

Herstatt and Franklin National 267

The U.S. Savings and Loan Crisis 269

The Nordic Crises 272

Japan's "Lost Decade" 276

Crises and Rescues: Summary 281

Mergers 282

Regulation 284

APPENDIXES

Appendix to Chapter 2 291

Appendix to Chapter 3 297

Appendix to Chapter 5 317

Bibliography 321

Index 375


Richard S. Grossman is professor of economics at Wesleyan University and a visiting scholar at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University.



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